Age 9

  • KIDS KNIT by Kerry Kimber

    KIDS KNIT by Kerry Kimber

    KIDS KNIT ’20 projects with fun techniques to learn’ is a brilliant introduction to knitting. Written for a complete beginner it takes you from casting on for the first time to knitting a moss stitch cactus. Full of colour photos and easy to follow instructions it’s the perfect book to help children learn a new…


  • Bauble, Me and the Family Tree by Jenny Moore & Kirsten Eagan

    Bauble, Me and the Family Tree by Jenny Moore & Kirsten Eagan

    Bauble, Me and the Family Tree is the story of Noel and his attempts to find out the truth about his family, particularly on his paternal side, as he researches his family tree for a school project. It is a heartwarming story of love, loss, misunderstandings and relationships and shows that families come in many…


  • Midnight Magic Blogtour: Michelle Harrison talks about ‘The Perks of Befriending a Broomstick’
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    Midnight Magic Blogtour: Michelle Harrison talks about ‘The Perks of Befriending a Broomstick’

    We are delighted to welcome author Michelle Harrison to Story Snug to celebrate the publication of Midnight Magic, illustrated by Elissa Elwick. It’s the perfect Halloween read and tells the story of a mischievous black kitten, a magical broomstick and an action packed night time adventure.


  • David Roberts’ Delightfully Different Fairy Tales illustrated by Lynn Roberts-Maloney

    David Roberts’ Delightfully Different Fairy Tales illustrated by Lynn Roberts-Maloney

    Delightfully Different Fairy Tales retell the stories of Sleeping Beauty, Rapunzel and Cinderella in the most wonderfully original way. The stories take us back in time to different time periods during the twentieth century and introduce readers to fashions and styles intrinsic to the era. Lynn Roberts-Maloney’s illustrations are fabulously detailed and provide an amazing…


  • Happy Birthday Story Snug – 8 years old today!
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    Happy Birthday Story Snug – 8 years old today!

    I can’t believe that Story Snug is 8 years old today! It’s been a funny old year, for obvious reasons, and blogging took a bit of a back seat due to other demands on my time. But every cloud has a silver lining and we’ve had a lot more time to read 🙂


  • Sona Sharma Very Best Big Sister by Chitra Soundar & Jen Khatun

    Sona Sharma Very Best Big Sister by Chitra Soundar & Jen Khatun

    Sona Sharma Very Best Big Sister is a beautifully written story that encompasses all the emotions and preparations involved in the arrival of a new baby. It oozes with warmth and love and gives a fabulous insight into family relationships, friendships and the traditions and everyday lives of an extended Indian family.


  • Kindness Grows by Britta Teckentrup
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    Kindness Grows by Britta Teckentrup

    Kindness Grows is a beautifully illustrated picture book which uses the analogy of a tree to demonstrate the difference between a crack developing in a relationship when we are unkind and the blossoming of a relationship when we care. In a world that is polluted by selfishness and disrespect the book gives readers, young and…


  • Chef Junior by Will Bartlett, Katie Dessinger, Paul Kimball, Abigail Langford & Anthony Spears

    Chef Junior by Will Bartlett, Katie Dessinger, Paul Kimball, Abigail Langford & Anthony Spears

    Chef Junior 100 Super Delicious Recipes by Kids for Kids! is a fabulous first cookery book which is written by children from the US and Canada. But the book doesn’t just include recipes, there’s also advice about shopping, kitchen equipment and cooking for people with allergies. We spent a lot of time in the kitchen during…


  • Marshmallow Pie the Cat Superstar by Clara Vulliamy

    Marshmallow Pie the Cat Superstar by Clara Vulliamy

    Marshmallow Pie the Cat Superstar is a very entertaining, hilariously egocentric character. We immediately warmed to Marshmallow Marmaduke Vanilla-Bean Sugar-Pie Fluffington-Fitz-Noodle (Marshmallow Pie for short) who belongs to a little girl called Amelia. Amelia is determined to make him into a cat superstar. But that is easier said than done…


  • The House of One Hundred Clocks by A. M. Howell

    The House of One Hundred Clocks by A. M. Howell

    The House of One Hundred Clocks is an atmospheric mystery set in Cambridge in 1905. It’s a real page turner which weaves 19th century clockwork and engineering, women’s equality and dealing with grief into the story. Heartache, family secrets and an intriguing cast of characters, including a parrot, become more intertwined throughout the book and…